
SceneWise puts the ALS PCS 5.4 directives, the OBHG Companion Document, dose calculators and daily training in one Android app. The clinical reference, calculators, medications and notes work without a connection.
SceneWise was designed by a 25-year Advanced Care Paramedic. Here is what it does today.
Each directive opens on one screen with its own tabs, so the chart, the companion guidance and the background are one tap apart.
SceneWise includes a training module with 299 questions. Directive content and chart-based questions were reviewed against ALS PCS 5.4 and the OBHG Companion Document v5.1. Some training questions cover background physiology that explains why a directive works; those questions are not taken from either document. Answer options are shuffled each time, and your progress is tracked on your device.
Optional CME tracking is available and is kept separate from your training account.






The clinical reference, your notes and your settings stay on your device. Training features use an anonymous account made of a random ID, a nickname and your level. CME tracking is optional, and it is kept separate from your training account so the two cannot be joined.
You can delete your training account, or your CME record, from inside the app. The full detail of what is collected and who processes it is in the privacy policy.
Read the privacy policyIf you are a paramedic, a paramedic service, or with a base hospital program and want a live look or to ask about testing, get in touch. No slides - just the app, in your hands.
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